News No Mo Dough Erupts to Win $100,000 LARC Sir Barton May 20, 2017 News No Mo Dough Erupts to Win $100,000 LARC Sir Barton May 20, 2017 By: Jared Welch twitterfacebooklinkedinemail Share: share on facebook share on twitter share on linkedin email this article BALTIMORE, MD –Alex G. Campbell, Jr., Thoroughbreds’ homebred No Mo Dough came running fastest of all with an explosive burst down the stretch to win Saturday’s $100,000 Latin American Racing Channel Sir Barton by 2 3/4 lengths at Pimlico Race Course. The 20th running of the Sir Barton, named for racing’s first Triple Crown champion in 1919, helped benefit the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance. Making his stakes debut, No Mo Dough completed 1 1/16 miles over a good main track in 1:44.13 to give jockey Jose Ortiz his third stakes win of the Preakness weekend. He captured the Grade 3, $150,000 Allaire DuPont Distaff and the Grade 3, $150,000 Adena Springs Miss Preakness on Friday’s Black-Eyed Susan Day program. New Subscriber Bonus: Access our Top 10 Wagering Angles in Racing to see exactly what we look for when opening up the past performances. “He broke great today,” said Ortiz. “The last couple times, he broke kind of slow. He put me in a good position. He was relaxed where he was, and when I asked him to run at the 3/8 pole, I felt like I had plenty of horse. He’s still a little green, but he’s a nice horse.” It was the first Sir Barton victory for Fair Hill Training Center-based conditioner Graham Motion, winner of Friday’s Hilltop Stakes with Happy Mesa. “I really liked this horse today,” Motion said. “Jose rides him with such confidence. He showed a lot of ability as a baby, and then we gave him the time. Today, he galloped really strongly. I think he won kinda easily. He’s a very nice colt.” Ortiz and No Mo Dough had only one horse beat as the Sir Barton’s nine-horse field approached the far turn but had a clear run on the far outside to pick off rivals after straightening for home, catching front-running Time to Travel in the mid-stretch before drawing away. Time to Travel hung on for second by a nose over True Timber. Even-money favorite Hedge Fund was fourth by another neck but was disqualified for interference with Society Beau in the stretch and placed sixth. Greek Prince, Watch Me Whip, and Resiliency completed the order of finish. No Mo Dough returned $20, $8.20, and $5.40. Time to Travel brought back $6 and $4.20, while True Timber paid $5.20 to show. Additional Race Quotes Trainer Graham Motion, No Mo Dough: “Jose told me the other day at Churchill, the horse didn’t even know what he was doing and he still won. He just came out of the race so well. “To come back in three weeks (in the Belmont) would be a lot. I want to look after him now. He’s a really cool horse.” Trainer Todd Pletcher, Hedge Fund: “He got a good trip. He saved ground and ran into trouble in the lane. But when got clear, he got running again. I thought he ran pretty well.” Pimlico Race Course
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